Seona Bellamy wrote:
On 05/07/07, *dwain* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Seona Bellamy wrote:
> My definition of designer vs developer is these days coloured by the
> company I'm working for. The designers are the people who come
up with
> the ideas and the layouts and the graphics. The developers are the
> people who write code, be that (X)HTML, CSS, JavaScript, ColdFusion,
> PHP, etc.
although i would like to think of myself as a developer, i guess i'm
really a designer. i write (x)html and css, but have little or no
experience with php, mysql or javascript. so i write mostly static
pages, but the clientèle i write for don't need much in a dynamic web
site; however, that should not prevent me from learning php,
javascript
and mysql.
so i guess you could say i'm a front-end developer due to certain
lacking skills to make me a full fledged developer.
That's probably a fair enough assessment, although I don't think you
should compare being a front-end developer to being a "fully-fledged"
developer as if the former were necessarily a bad thing.
i hope that i didn't imply that a front end developer is less of a
developer that a full fledged developer. i guess what i meant is that
i'm not a well rounded developer yet to be a full fledged developer
(front and back end).
cheers,
dwain
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Dwain Alford
web: http://www.studiokdd.com
"The artist may use any form which his expression demands;
for his inner impulse must find suitable expression." Kandinsky
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